klysm

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by klysm 2y ago
I used to think big files were a problem but I've come to like them more as the years go by. I don't have to wrap my head around some organization scheme which might be half baked - it's all right there.
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by klysm 2y ago
This is just compiling and caching right?
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by klysm 2y ago
Yeah I agree, but we don't have a designer so what am I to do? I think I'm good at the frontend engineering as in breaking down component structure, passing data around etc. but I can't make something look good enough to meet
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by klysm 2y ago
I do it about 40% of the time - I'm just straight up not good at it, which is okay. I can get by, but it would be better for the company for somebody else to be doing it. Specialization can be good!
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by klysm 2y ago
Write a script that works anywhere and execute it via your ci tooling as a thin wrapper
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by klysm 2y ago
I don’t think it’s inherently a bad idea. Industrial adhesives can be incredibly strong and perform better than fasteners in many use cases. They are tricky though and there’s many ways things can go wrong.
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by klysm 2y ago
No separation between backend and front end is hard. I’m not good at front end, and we don’t have a designer. I’m miles better on backend though and other team members are more talented than me for front end design.
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by klysm 2y ago
The alternative and obvious explanation is that you are make Loki look worse so your product looks better in comparison.
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by klysm 2y ago
At scale though the cost of the board space outweighs the problems with manufacturing
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by klysm 2y ago
Leadless parts are getting more and more common, it saves board space
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by klysm 2y ago
I bought and read this, would recommend.
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by klysm 2y ago
Which world would you rather live in: * structured protocols that can be parsed by machines * unstructured protocols that are unreliably parsed by LLMs that require significant power and latency
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by klysm 2y ago
Making stuff last for a long time is very difficult. It's cheaper to make things last for a short time and allow improvement
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by klysm 2y ago
I just went to the readme of PRevent, and looked at it when writing my comment. It puts a comment explaining specifically which code triggered the problem. The attacker can easily see this happening and then test locally with PRevent to mak
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by klysm 2y ago
Malicious code detection is a fools errand. The attacker would’ve known that was installed and obfuscated it to avoid detection. It’s trivial to do so because they know what the detection is. There is no way this would’ve prevented anything
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by klysm 2y ago
You can rename office hour to sales pitch
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by klysm 2y ago
How else should we do it?
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by klysm 2y ago
Distributed locks are a lie
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by klysm 2y ago
Look at it from the perspective of a scared business owner who wants replaceable cogs
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by klysm 2y ago
Investor money throws out attempts like tentacles that get slapped away by the community. It will continue to happen
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by klysm 2y ago
No I don’t believe so
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by klysm 2y ago
Is it going to be open source?
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by klysm 2y ago
This leaves a bad taste in my mouth, because motherduck is going to try and use this to squeeze more money out of duckdb. It’s a slippery slope from here on out.
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by klysm 2y ago
This is one of those things where it's like if you have to program them to move, it's probably just easiest to program it to be somewhat faithful instead of making up some other values.
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by klysm 2y ago
I don't see how this actually matters - who cares if it it's different top level domains?
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by klysm 2y ago
The problem is that they are _additions_, C++ has such absurd sprawl. The interactions between everything in this massive sprawl is quite difficult to grasp
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by klysm 2y ago
You’ve replaced IaC overhead with k8s overhead
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by klysm 2y ago
The shareholders will be grateful! A great victory for google!
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by klysm 2y ago
Security performance tradeoff is hard, but I always try to keep in mind what the downside to either is. A small performance hit can definitely matter, but for most use cases a security hit will matter a lot more
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by klysm 2y ago
I’ve had this argument so many times over the years, and usually the response comes down to security by obscurity because people won’t know the non-root username

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